Cúla Búla have set sail, wanderers be themselves and out of an idea they were born. In fact, they are a band of sorts... 
You can expect a whistle, a fiddle, a guitar, a bass and some drums. 
You can expect some trad rock, trunk and mental tunes.

Jeremy Jenkinson – Whistle, Vocals, Guitar, Flute. 
Richard Brown – Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Keys. 
Luke Lynch – Bass, Occasional Shouting. 
Tadgh Kelly – Drums, Percussions.
Henry Egan - Fiddle, Vocals, Guitar. 


The Preatures are a rock and roll band from Sydney, Australia. 

Artist/Songwriter/Producer in Nashville, TN
1/2 of MEG + JAC ✨
https://bio.to/MeganDaviesMusic

rubin.music@gmail.com
http://youtu.be/5Z7uX4yG244
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Frankensteining pop hooks with jagged fuzz and emo lyrics to create a hot mess of Alt-Rock noise you can cry and dance to

Formed in Belfast, Northern Ireland, the band is made up of Toronto born brothers Stuart Ledgerwood (Vocals/Bass) and Mike Ledgerwood (Guitar) along with their best friends Phil Wright (Guitar) and Adam Weston of Leeds based band Weaponess (Drums).

Bringing bundles of anxious energy to their offbeat live shows their lyrics allude to a love of pop-culture frequently using references to hide battles with self-doubt and depression behind a catchy hook and an upbeat facade.

Winner of 'Best Live Act' at the 2019 NI Music Prize, Sister Ghost is the project of Derry artist Shannon Delores O'Neill. Having a background playing in bands from the age of 12, the project began with Shannon writing and demoing in her attic – singing and playing everything herself on an 8-track recorder. Playing noisy, spectral art-rock with a pop & literary heart, O’Neill marshals a diverse set of influences in a singular way – from the 'Seattle sound' to the likes of Sonic Youth, Veruca Salt, Patti Smith and Kate Bush.   

Shannon has been recognised for mentoring and encouraging other female-identified musicians to perform in the Northern Irish scene, having also set up the Girls Rock! NI chapter in 2016.  Sister Ghost has garnered high profile support slots with Shellac, Pussy Riot, Petrol Girls and Le Butcherettes, as well as airplay on BBC 6 Music and a Next Wave Artist slot on BBC Radio 1.

With a debut album having been recorded in Los Angeles in 2022; equal parts emphatic and earworming, Sister Ghost’s new material is her most vital to date.

“Absolutely massive!” Jack Saunders, BBC Radio 1
"An independent force; a defiant artist" CLASH Magazine

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